Whee, shopping!

[azurelunatic]

Azzie's Sis and I went shopping. It was with my money, so I got to pick out stuff. And I had to be responsible because we don't get paid for another one week and five days, and the rest of the money is supposed to be for rent and for saving.

And we saw horses when we were driving home. And Azzie's sis and I talked about horses. Mrs. B. (the one who was in the car accident) had this palomino stud and he was the one who cribbed, I remember. And she was talking about palomino studs, the one who was a pain. And I talked about Oaf, who is a gelding and not a pain. And Azzie was rolling her eyes inside and telling me that I was talking about horses and that I would stop liking horses when I started liking boys. But I won't start liking boys. That's boring.

And Azzie says I shouldn't say "asshole".

And I want a shredder. And I want a printer.

Azzie says our face looks different when it's me out.


--Naomi

Comments

[popefelix.livejournal.com]

There are a lot of things you "shouldn't" say. I say most of them on a regular basis.

[iroshi.livejournal.com]

Yes, but you're old enough to deal with the context and judge when it is and isn't appropriate. Nomi's not.

[azurelunatic]

Azzie says that if I get used to saying it, I will probably mess up and say it in front of our boss sometime. Or to our boss. That one would be worse.

[azurelunatic]

It's a bad example.

[iroshi.livejournal.com]

Azzie says our face looks different when it's me out.

This doesn't surprise me in the slightest. You should see how different my face looks when I'm being myself as opposed to when I put on expressions so the rest of the world can see my insides like they're supposed to.

[azurelunatic]

I do stuff with the left side of the face more. Azzie does stuff with the right side of the face.